Telegram-herald., 1887-09-05


ssli slssi,sr bsr tfsazs al h4sa aaa wAis
Y,sa afs ss4tsd ~ e.s .4oszze < dssxi1n1oa alad
ss4ftsf.ag, ne iitlls ones sro1aa tEs roeas
sl1 ~nLapass - a. Is shsf AJAX sae heaati-
fai aml if yoa 9ll listen fixht sh1gpig yoa
sil Asar as.Fplnk 1esA th4oagh tae leaky
roof. and rolling over tke FotEsa ssaiFs tss
angel eha1f rsas seook bstnlessll; ~aiDFy
- God Ia tAs biggest. snd ea a4rtA
peace. good 81 " msaH Can ye0 teli
ma ~hy = Caristlsn wosaa going dosn
Among TIE aaanis Il .lsieQisy On a ClFistian 81
FaAa never meets wssa any iadiss' 'izyf stood
Ia the enapsl u Helsa Caalaaeas. tbs daugh-
Ter u ths ceisbTstei Dr. Chalmers, "a ths
zaost abandoned part q the city of EaInoerxh,
alae satt - Der az iu.9kat sroana gpoa tAs
fearful surroundings q tL4t plaes. Do zen
c5nls hers aixbLs 10 hold sefgicef %,
yes she saiL ~Cau Il bs possible that yea
never meet with an insult ahiis psrfarnling
this Christian erraasif' Never shs sad,
-l.evsT7 That Young ~osuaa wn0 hss her
father b. her side waking dowu ths street.
aa arsnei poltos at each corner, 10 not 50
sell defended a. that Christssn woman who
goes forth on gospel work into ths hannts Of
inquity. carrying tho Bibles and bread. God,
with the red right arm u his wrath oInnipo-
tent, wsold tear % pieces any one who should
cffsr lndignity. he would snsite him With
hghtnlngs, and drown hiSa with floods, aud
swallow him with earthquakes, and damn
him with eternal indixnntions. some one
said: Il disllks very much 70 see that
Christian woman teaching those bad boys
Ia ths mission school ] arm afraid 70
have her instruct them" $50" SAID
another man, Il am afraid, TO-" Said the
first: 4 am afraid they viii usefSilc language
befoFs they leave the place" ~Ah, said tho
other man, Il am not afraid Of that What
am afraid OF Is that II any OF tho~e 0ys should
use a bad word in that presencs the other
boys would tear him 70 pieces and kill him
on the spot That woman Is the best shell
tered who i sheltered by the Lord Gel Al
mighty. and you need never fear going any
where where God tells you % 90.
It seems a. II the Lord hsd ordained woman
for an especial work in the solicitation OF
charities. Backed up by barrels in which
there Il no -four, and by stoves IN which
there is no fire, and by wardrobSs In which
there are no clothes, a woman Is irresistible;
passing on her errand, God saws 70 her: You
20 into that bank, or store, or shop, and get
the money She goes in and gets IT, The
man IL hard listed, bat she gets IL. She
could NOT hello bat get it. II IS decreed from
eternity she should get il. No need OF your
turning your back and pretending you don't
hear; you do hear. There Is no need OF your
saying YOU are begged to death. There IS
no need OF your wasting your time,
and YOU might rs we'll submit first
as last. You had better right away
take down your check book, mark the
number Of the check. Ell up tho blank, sign
your name AMI hand in 20 her. There Is 40
aeed Of wasting time. Those poor children
on the back street have been hungry long
enough. That sick man must have some
farina That c0nsumptive must have sonie-
thing 20 ease his cough. | meet this delegate
OF a relief society coming out Of the store OF
such hard listed man, and say: did you
sss fhe na@neyf "Ct course she says, II
got the money; that's what went for. The
Lord told me TO go in and get it, and be never
sends me on fools errand."
Again: / have 10 tell you that IL Is a
uoman's specific right to comfort under the
stress Of dire disaster She Is called the
weaker vessel, but all profans as well as
sacred history sttests that when the crisis
comes she Is better prepared than man TO
meet the emergency. How often you have
seen a woman who seemed to bs disciple OF
frivolity and Incidence, who. under one stroke
OF calamity. changed 10 a heroine oh, what
a great mistake those business men make who
never tell their business troubles 10 their
wivesl There comes some great loss to
their store, or some Of their companions
In business play them sad trick, and
thev carr> the burden AL alone. lie Is asked
In the household again and again, What is
the nnatteri hut he believes il sort Of Chris
tian duty to kesp all that trouble within
his own soul Oh, your first duty was 10 tell
your wife all about IL. She perhaps might
not have disentangled your finances or ex-
tended your credit, but she would have
helped you 70 bear misfsrtune. You have no
rizht % carry on-one shoulder that which is
intended for two There are business men
here who know what I mean There came
a crisis in your Affairs You struggled
bravely and long. but after while there
cano q day when you said; Here shall
have 20 stop cnd you called N your part
ners. and you called Ia the most prominent
men in your employ, and you said: We have
Got TO stop" You left the stoI~ suddenly.
You could hardly make up your mind TO pass
through the street and over on toe fcrTyboat.
You feit everybody would Le looking at you
and Blaming you and dsnouncing you. You
fastened home. Ycu told your wife az abou:
tie aTair What did she sayi Did she play
the butterfly D.d she talk about the silks aud
the ribbons and the fashionsi No. She came
ND TO the emergency. She qusiled not under
the stroke She helped you to begin TO plan
right away. She offered TO 20 out Of the
| comf0rtabls house into q smaller one, snd
wsar toe old cloak another winter. She was
one whe understood your affairs without
blaming you Y0u looked upon what you
thought vas a thin. weak woman's arm hold
| inx you np, but while yog looked AZ that arm
tbsre came into the feeble muscles Of it the
strength of the eternal God. No chisling.
80 frstting Ne telling you about the beau
| tiful house 0f her father. from which you
brought her ten, twenty or thirty years 90.
| You said: swell. this i thu happiest day Of
my hfe. am glad I have got from unsler
nv burrien. Nv wife d0n's care--I don'i
care At the moment you we're utterly ex
haasted God sent a Deborah % meet
the host q the Auslekites ard scatter ther
ike chaH over the plain. There are some
times women who sit resdinx sentimental
novels. and whe wish that they had some
grand field IN which 70 siSpiay their Chris
tan powers Oh. what grand ard glorious
things thsy could 30 K they onlT had an %
PtvtuDifyi Ny sister, yon need uet wait fog
sav such time. A crisis I'll come IN youT
affairs. There vii be Therropyia ir
your own sosasehold- where God wil tel Juu
- stand There ara scor-s and hundresis q
h.susehai,is tosiay whore as much bravery AID
ccrraxe = re- dsmauied u wornan as vas *
hTsisei by Grace Daring. ST Marie Antoi
netts. or Joan 4 Arc.
Again I remark. T. = wornsu's right =
bring - ~ ne kingdom Il heavsn- Il
easier for woman - ae Christian than foI
= nan Whyl Eoa say sire = weaker. No
Her heart Is racrs responsive to tse rlssiirg1